Re: [IRCA] Hash covers local KDPQ 800

[D1028Gary@xxxxxxx]

Dennis and Others,
 
     KGO hash on 820 makes semi-local KGNW difficult to  hear even in 
Puyallup, about 25 miles away.  At night, KDPQ-800 is  hopelessly buried under KGO's 
hash, but KDPQ does put in a weak carrier on  daytime ground wave, before 
sunset brings in the hash from California.   KHHO-850's IBOC is not far away, 
making the frequencies of 800-860 about useless  at night, except for 830.
 
                                                                              
                      73,  Gary



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